Word: shooters
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...sole possession of first place going into the second round of Ivy play. The Big Red beat Harvard for the first time in four years, paced by the torrid shooting of guard Gretchen Gregg—the nation’s leading three-point shooter at 48 percent from beyond the arc—and a ferocious effort on the offensive glass. Cornell outrebounded Harvard 45-25 overall and corralled 18 offensive rebounds on the night.“They had almost as many offensive rebounds as we had total rebounds,” junior guard Niki Finelli said...
...also chipped in three rebounds and two assists. “I thought Alek was tremendous and it was a good game for him to play in because they play a lot of zone,” coach Tommy Amaker said. “Alek is a very good shooter and we found him and he made those open shots.” Fitzgerald matched his collegiate best with 10 points, contributing eight of the Crimson’s 20 points in the paint, and yanked down a career-high seven rebounds, including four offensive boards. And Fitzgerald logged...
...nice job with it,” Amaker said of the missed three-point attempt. “I wish he would have, in hindsight, obviously, but—we got a decent shot…Percentage-wise, he’s a very good three-point shooter for us, but they did a nice job of defending, getting a hand up.”Penn dominated much of the first half. While Unger’s inside presence and McGeary’s play from beyond the arc kept Harvard close early, the Crimson struggled to stop Bernardini...
...points on 5-of-9 shooting, including 4-of-8 from beyond the arc.“That was mostly my fault,” Lin said of Gunn’s second-half performance. “I didn’t get a hand up on the shooter when I was supposed to.”He hit his first trey from the wing to bring Princeton back within one at 37-36. He did not score again until almost five minutes later, but his three from the sideline boosted the Tigers lead to four points...
...Another three by the Tigers! This time it's Lincoln Gunn (sounds like a shooter's name). Then, Harvard's Fitzgerald travels on the other end and is replaced by Evan Harris, who played a mere 3 minutes in the first half and didn't attempt a shot...